CSRP Designation

Testimonials

Preparing for the CSRP examination was intimidating, but the knowledge gained allowed me to learn many aspects of subrogation in all lines of business. Since the CSRP designation is the only subrogation designation in the industry, it was important to obtain this designation to certify my knowledge in my specialty field.

Julie Teman, CSRP Central Insurance

As a strong proponent of continuing education and learning, I felt it was a no-brainer to matriculate into the CSRP program. Preparing for the CSRP examination allowed me to learn different areas of subrogation that I was not familiar with, specifically medical subrogation. As the only industry-wide professional subrogation program, it was important for me to obtain the designation as a testament to my commitment to the subrogation profession.

Justin DeBenedectis, CSRP Homesite Insurance

Academic Requirements & Fees

The first step of entering the CSRP program is to complete the matriculation application. To be accepted into the program, a candidate must verify that he/she has three years of experience working for an insurance company or, in the case of subrogation service providers, serving the needs of insurance companies. In addition, all candidates must agree to be bound by the Code of Professional Ethics of Certified Subrogation Professionals. The seven canons of the Code appear on the CSRP matriculation application. Upon successful matriculation, candidates will receive a link to the digital course text and study guide, Subrogation Recovery: Principles & Practices.

The cost to matriculate into the program is $1,025 for NASP members and $2,150 for nonmembers.  This fee covers the digital course text and study guide, one exam, and conferment of the CSRP designation at a NASP Annual Conference.  New designees are eligible for a discounted Annual Conference registration. The retake fee is $475.

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CSRP Webinar Prep Series - $895

The CSRP Webinar Prep Series highlights specific areas of focus on each chapter of the CSRP Course Study Guide. 

IMPORTANT: This webinar series is designed to HELP candidates prepare for the CSRP exam and is not intended to replace one’s individual reading of the CSRP Course Study Guide and workbook.

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Important Exam Information

Both the online and in-person CSRP exams require candidates to download secured software to their devices and cannot be administered otherwise, as the software protects the integrity of the CSRP exam. If you plan on taking the exam, please notify your IT department in preparation. The exam can also be taken on a home computer/laptop or an iPad. Examinees are REQUIRED to complete a tech-check on the software one week prior to the exam.

Upcoming 2026 Online Exam Dates

April 9, 2026 - Tech-Check - April 2, 2026

June 11, 2026 - Tech-Check - June 4, 2026

Upcoming 2026 In-Person Exams (Examinees must bring their own laptop.)

March 18, 2026 - NASP 2026 Spring Conference - Tech Check -  March 11, 2026

November 15, 2026 - NASP 2026 Annual Conference - Tech Check - November 4, 2026

NOTE: A $50 cancellation fee will be charged to any examinee who cancels their exam or who fails to show for their scheduled exam or tech-check. To pass the exam, a score of 70 percent or above must be achieved. Exams are graded on a pass/fail basis.

Elevate Your Expertise with the CSRP Designation

The Certified Subrogation Recovery Professional (CSRP) designation, awarded by the National Association of Subrogation Professionals (NASP), is the industry’s leading credential recognizing excellence in subrogation.

For professionals committed to advancing their knowledge and demonstrating their expertise, the CSRP sets a recognized standard of achievement in the industry.

Demonstrate Your Commitment to Professional Excellence
Earning the CSRP distinguishes you as a knowledgeable and dedicated subrogation professional, prepared to handle complex recovery matters with confidence and competence.

Enhance Your Career Prospects
Whether you are seeking advancement within your current organization or looking to expand your professional opportunities, the CSRP designation reinforces your qualifications and enhances your credibility.

Refine Your Skills and Expand Your Knowledge

The CSRP exam covers the below critical topics offering a comprehensive review that benefits both new and seasoned professionals.

§  Subrogation and the Insurance Industry

§  Legal Liability

§  Products Liability Subrogation

§  Investigation and Evidence

§  Collision Subrogation

§  Property Subrogation

§  Workers’ Compensation Subrogation

§  No-Fault and Medical Payments Subrogation 

§  Miscellaneous Forms of Subrogation

§  Dispute Resolution

 

Eligibility Requirements

To matriculate into the CSRP designation program, candidates must have:
✔️ A minimum of three years of experience in the insurance industry.
✔️ At least one year of direct experience in subrogation.